Sentence examples for lead a one from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband, Labour's leader, claims to lead a "one nation" party.

David Cameron has pledged to lead a "one-nation" government as on his return to Downing Street as prime minister.

Mr. Gore, who was a lecturer at the Columbia University School of Journalism last semester, will lead a one-day seminar at Vanderbilt University on Aug. 11.

While Morgan has needed time to make a call on whether to lead a one-day side that departs at the end of this month, others have already stated their intention to travel, with the seamer Chris Jordan following on from Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali when, as has now become the norm at press conferences, he was asked about it before Wednesday's match.

Her comments came after David Cameron vowed to lead a "one-nation" Conservative government.

The Eastleigh by-election campaign enters its final week today, billed from the beginning as a battle of intense significance between the two Coalition parties, and as a test of Ed Miliband's claim to lead a "one-nation" party.

Presented with a priceless opportunity to skewer the prime minister and take apart his claims to lead a one-nation government, Mr Corbyn decided the most effective approach was not to mention the self-defenestration of IDS and his excoriating attack on the cabinet which he had just left.

About a year ago, to get started in Australia, I led a one-week business development mission to Melbourne and Sydney.

THAT France's unions led a one-day broadcasting strike last week was scarcely a surprise.

Three years ago, Ms. Swaim led a one-week strike against the school district.

Then he led "a one-man rush," killing as many as a dozen more enemy soldiers and capturing several others.